Crash Course: Understanding The Self

Refers to your overall perception of yourself, essentially "who you believe you are". It is also the picture you hold of yourself.

• Self-Concept

• Self-Awareness

• Self-Understanding

• Self-Reflection

Refers to the ability to consciously recognize and understand your own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, meaning. It's the act of being aware of your self-concept and looking at that picture of yourself clearly.

• Self-Concept

• Self-Awareness

• Self-Understanding

• Self-Reflection

Refers to knowing the ultimate purpose and meaning of the self.

• Self-Concept

• Self-Awareness

• Self-Understanding

• Self-Reflection

Which of the following differentiates knowledge from wisdom?

• Knowledge is the accumulation of facts and information, while wisdom is the ability to apply that knowledge in a meaningful way

• Wisdom is the accumulation of facts and information, while knowledge is the ability to apply that knowledge in a meaningful way

• There is no difference between knowledge and wisdom. They just mean the same

Philosophy came from what two words? And what do they mean?

• Philos- lover

  Sophia- wisdom

• Philo- loving

  Sofia- person

• Philosos- heart

  Sophia- wisdom

• Philo- brain

  Sophia- Wisdom

These creatures only rely on their instincts for survival. They don't have mind, and wisdom.

• Plants

• Humans

• Animals

• Fungi

These creatures are rational, have mind, and have wisdom.

• Plants

• Humans

• Animals

• Fungi

He is referred to as the "midwife" of reason

• Plato

• Socrates

• Aristotle

Developed by Socrates, it is a style of dialogue and inquiry that uses open-ended questions to help students develop critical thinking skills and examine different perspectives.

• Aristocratic Method

• Platonic Method

• Hippocratic Method

• Dialectic Method

What does the Greek term "Gnothi seauton" means?

• Learn thyself

• Love thyself

• Know thyself

• Hate thyself